Scuffles have broken out at a main presidential election count centre in Kenya as officials prepared to announce the results.
Chairs were thrown, bottles were smashed and a lectern was knocked over as chaos erupted in the hall in Nairobi.
Diplomats and international observers were whisked out as supporters of Deputy President William Ruto
and opposition leader Raila Odinga clashed with police.
The planned announcement of the election results descended into chaotic scenes after the deputy chairperson of the election commission and three other commissioners disowned the results.
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